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6% to 11% Cash Back In Many Departments at Amazon!

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    TopCashBack is currently offering 6% cash back when you shop in several Amazon departments.

    Get 6% Cash Back at Amazon When You Buy Clothing & Accessories, Halloween Costumes, Jewelry, Pet Supplies, Electronic Personal Care, and Amazon Local!

    There’s no expiration date listed for this deal.  So it could be gone at any time!

    I’ll show you how to earn the 6% cash back and how to turn it into 11% cash back!

    How to Get 6% Cash Back at Amazon

    Link:   TopCashBack

    Step 1 – Join TopCashBack

    If you aren’t already a member, create a TopCashBack account.

    Enter You First Name, Last Name, and Email to Begin Your Registration

    Next, add a password and confirm your email address.

    After You Choose a Password, Verify Your Email By Clicking the Link in Your Inbox

    Step 2 – Click Through the Portal to Amazon

    Now that you’re logged-in, go to the TopCashBack homepage and click the Amazon banner at the top of the page.

    Click the Amazon Cash Back Link to Start Shopping!

    Step 3 – Shop in Qualifying Categories

    You will earn 6% cash back when you purchase items from the following departments:

    You Can Also Get 4% Cash Back on Cameras

    How to Turn a Good Deal Into an Amazing Deal!

    1.  Use Coupon Codes

    TopCashBack has coupon codes that you can add to your cart and still earn cash back.

    You can save 30% on Jewelry by entering code “JEWELOVE” at checkout.  This coupon expires October 23, 2014.

    Save 30% on Select Jewelry Sold and Shipping By Amazon!

    And you can save 20% on outerwear, sweaters, and cold weather accessories with code “FALLFAVS”.  This coupon expires October 24, 2014.

    Use Coupon Code “FALLFAVS” to Get 20% Off Winter Clothing in Addition to 6% Cash Back

    2.   Take Advantage of Credit Card Category Bonuses

    Paying with certain credit cards can save you even more!  Using these 1 of these cards can turn your 6% cash back into 11% cash back!

    A.   Chase Freedom
     

    Amazon is currently a 5% cash back category with the Chase Freedom card.  You can get 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in spending at Amazon this quarter.

    B.   Chase Ink Cards

    You get 5X points at office supply stores with the Chase Ink Plus, Chase Ink Bold, and Chase Ink Business Cash Credit Card.

    You can purchase Amazon gift cards at many office supply stores with your Chase Ink card and get 5X points.  Then you can use your gift card to shop on Amazon through to TopCashBack portal to earn another 6% off your purchase!

    C.   AMEX SimplyCash
     

    With the AMEX SimplyCash card, you can earn 5% cash back at office supply stores.  You can purchase Amazon gift cards at office supply stores to bump your total savings up to 11% (5% cash back with AMEX SimplyCash + 6% cash back with TopCashBack)

    Note: These are business cards.  See how you can qualify for a business credit card!

    Bottom Line

    Shop at Amazon and you can earn 6% cash back with TopCashBack.  Qualifying categories include clothing & accessories, Halloween costumes, jewelry, pet supplies, electronic personal items, and Amazon Local.

    You can increase your savings by using coupon codes “JEWELOVE” or “FALLFAVS.”  

    You can also increase your cash back to 11% cash back by using your Chase Freedom card to pay for your purchase  you could purchase Amazon gift cards with the Chase Ink Plus, Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ink Cash, or AMEX SimplyCash cards.

    There is no set expiration date on this offer.  So it could be gone at anytime!

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